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![]() wrote in message ... Plants often come from pet shops attached at the bottom with a gray metal clasp. This occurs with plants like Elodea (sp?). My question is: Are these clasps dangerous for the fish? I have just begun to get into a new aquarium with my children. I've had them in the past, but can't seem to remember anything about this and can't find a reference in this or other newsgroups or on the web. Thanks, in advance, for your help! I have seen a few debates on this topic, and they never really seem to come to a decent conclusion. I will, therefore give you my take on them. I'm sure others will post their disagreement. I'd be disappointed if they didn't. eg I have left the lead weights in my tanks on many occasions, and have never noted a problem. In freshwater, I don't feel the metal will break down fast enough to cause an issue if normal water changes are done. However, what I generally tell my friends is if you're concerned, take them out, and use fishing line to tie them to a buried stone. |
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